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How to Send a Bus Ticket to Your Family in Syria From Abroad

A diaspora guide to booking a bus ticket for family members in Syria from abroad, in Syrian pounds, with the payment methods the operator accepts.

Millions of Syrians live abroad, and many want to help their families get around inside Syria. With HajzGo's Gift Ticket service, you can book a bus ticket for any family member and pay in Syrian pounds with a method the trip's operator accepts.

Why the Gift Ticket service?

Your family doesn't have to worry about payment or going to the garage. You choose the trip and seat and pay from abroad; they just board the bus. It's ideal for students, the elderly, and anyone without an electronic payment method inside Syria.

The steps

  • Open the "Gift Ticket" page and choose the two cities and a date.
  • Select the trip and seat, and enter your family member's details.
  • Choose a payment method the operator accepts — such as a transfer to its wallet followed by a receipt upload. Amounts are in Syrian pounds.
  • The digital QR ticket arrives on the traveler's phone by message.

Paying from abroad

Prices on HajzGo are in Syrian pounds only. The booking page lists the methods the trip's operator accepts, including a transfer to the operator's account with a receipt upload — the easiest option when a relative or a wallet sends the money for you.

FAQ

Which currency do I pay in?

Syrian pounds only, with one of the methods the trip's operator accepts, shown on the booking page.

How does the ticket reach my family?

A digital QR ticket arrives on the traveler's phone by message once the booking is confirmed.

Does my family need an account?

No, the traveler just shows the QR code when boarding the bus.

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